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under the law increasing the limit Of Of conseruccn
from S300000 TO u 100000. Mr.. ben nopos W vS@T
plete the work within two years
KILLED BY THE POCKET VETO"
MEASURES WHICH DIED on Mr.. CLEvELANps


MEASURES WHICH DIED on Mr.. CLEVELANDe
DEsK-AN UNUSUALLY LONG LIST.
WASHINGTON. March II tSpcciap-An erami ns-
ton of the records of Congress shows that
bills and tour JOINT resolutions which were sent to
the President dung the last ten days of tho session
veto.r OF the whole number, thirty bills and three
joint resolutions originated 10 the House. and three
bills and one Joint resolution 10 the Senate.
The Senate bills which failed were to PROVIDE LOT
the building of q road 20 tn, National Cemetery az
Corinth Miss; for apublic building at Monroe, La,
and for the reliet of A. II. Emory the inventor and
builder OF the famous testing machine The joint resp
linton provided tor the publication and distribution
OF 800 copies OF the map OF the United States pre-
pared In the General Land Once OF the thirty
House bills which failed to become laws thirteen
were private pensions; six were bills Tor various
other purposes and eleven were public measures
Among them were the River and Harbor Dill the
Arbitration bill, designed to settle eontrov erses be-
tween railroads and other corporations engaged III IN
terstste commerce, and their employees; the bill to
works of the United States the bill to part
of the Territory of Idaho to Washington Territory
the bill to extend tho laws of the United State. over
the unorganized territory south of the State of
Kansas the bill for the payment of the claims OF
postmasters and late postmasters which have been
adjusted under the act of March 3. 1888; the bill to
deliver the lawful owners thereof the contents OF
certain boxes deposited in the Treasury Department
by the Secretary of War bill to establish order
OF promotion in the Medical Corps Of the Army; 9
bill Tor pubic building at East Saginaw Mich, and
bills TO provide tor the holding OF terms OF United
States courts at Mississippi City, MISS, and Duluth,
MINI.
One Of the House joint resolutions Which were killed
by the POCKET veto" recognition OF the ser
vices OF Joseph Francis, the inventor of the boat
and Ife-car This resolution, the passage OF which
strongly recommended by the New J ork Chamber
of Commerce and other commercial bodies, az well as
by q host OF individuals, provoked considerable
debate in Congress and stubbornly opposed In the
House by William l.. Scott in the interest OF one OF
his constituents who ha, been trying Tor years to
deprive Captain Francis of tho credit Of his invention
The failure OF the joint resolution II attributed to the
influence of Mr.. Scott at the White House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12

riour nrns Howard street and western supsrsnss =
esi0 90 Extra e. 2e3s 70, d. Family q 90 ol 90 ~
snas = sos II rssD:o a' ra mna s. 40
Patent IS 49,, Wheat-southern arm. Western ioSY
southern Red 83a94a. 40. Amber % Sg5c, No wsss"
%msss Red s a sSSs asked DO for March
~ oboc. 40 Yellow 4sa st7G Western Mixed " 10y
t5Ad46tai March 4obU46isc.i hprfl 49a4sLo, vi
47Ac asked Oats steady southern White S4a3Sc Wesis
sil Q09sl5 90 oniet Pork old ana nj
el9 $50 90 Bukmeats shoulders Clear RIo S.SS
Sides s'cc Hams lSssl4c.;.I Lard Refined al ssstS
80. Butter firm. Western Packed l6a 23c. CreamSs
26a32c Eggs quiet at Ia lbc.. Petroleum sisaivS
Refined CSC .cohee-Rio eargoes. ordinary 70 ia
fnsd 6sa iOc whisky steady at 81 2sSsi
freigbs to Liverooo, per steamer dull-Cotton sisU
Flour Is 9d Gram ga Rocepts-FoGr 49, bbT
Wheat 49, 900 bush Corn II 100 bush Oats II 600 ouSS
bush Corn $4,000 bush sses-wheat 253 800 bush ceY
"a. ZOO bush.
BosroS. March 1l.-Plour dun Choice Extras % 500
50 u.s. Common kxtras So 10 50 90 Psren
prime So o09 50 %. Corn ouiet Steamer yellow 90
steamer Ms ., M ass as o,. ,, quiet No
SIT 750$l9 Butter firm, active. fresh mail
Western Creamery 3093ic; Extra Firsts 27e2gc ~
Northern fail Cresmery 32923:. Cheese nrner EItrS
Eastern Extras lsc Southern and Western fresh q
16s0l7c Receipts for the day-fiour $500 bblA ~
200 sacks. Corn $4,000 bush oats 5000 susa shof3
0.0Oo bush.
CHICAGO. March ll.-Flour steady and unchanged VIII.
igan Winter 1918 9s4 90 Choice 20 Fancy Minnesota rs
snts s. 20gSA 60 Minnesota Bakers, IN szsks IS i01
1926. Rye Eiour-22 ooSS3 10 In D,iA BacsuheA; s32
Tba iaad,nv f,fu 1eS a. tolIaxe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
pzsREaARDIYG TIE OARDIyAKs TELEqRAM

Tho st. stephens parishoners held another meeting tho
International Assembly Rooms last evening Speeches vera
made by Carey Michael Clark OF the Cooper Union
mttee John J. Bean and others. No special notice
taken OF Cardinal Snieons telegram To Chancellor Preston
Dr. McGlynn wi by rail to Fortress Monroe this after
The Rev. Father Brady assistant pastor OF tho Church OF
tho AnnuncaOn in West ehnndred and thirty rrst St,
appointed the church at Port Chester This
Ill tho made by the appointment OF
Father Cotton at ST. Stephens Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
SERVICES IN OTHER CHURCHES.

ADDRESSES BY DRs TALMAGE, ARMIrAGE, CUYLER,
BEBRENDs, HALL AND OTHER CLERGYMEN.
In the First Baptist Church in Pierrcpontst, which
crowded, the Rev. Drs Jesse b. Thomas. the PASTOR
T. Dewitt Talmage, Presbyterian; A. j. f. Behrends,
Congregational; James L. Hodge. Baptist; A.
g. Lawson Baptist, and tho Rev. W. L.
Phillips. Methodist, upon the platform, which
was decked with flowers The anthem One SweetIy
Solemn Thought" and the hymn Love Divine" sung
the tune "Beecher preceded the prayer by DE- Hodge
and the Scripture reading by Dr. Lawson The addresses
were by Drs. Talmaee and Behrends and Mr Phillips.
DR.. Talmage said ia parts
AZ our departed friend can gain nothing frem al the utter
In Three lessons One Tor tie nsters o reIison on.
for all toers with The BRAN Tor everybody Lesson
the %sspay.lsa Sissoar;s. IesId Mr. beeelsr
~ ys Tn yos s as s e. your , memory continue His
when ssy he nAi Tha s sss
what 1os, ssssd you a. the time Tina; was yht you
Win tle BRAN anu hat ME dsn e. o. over work Alter
nearly sessniyIoat . miis. To- it ,s h,tshel 70 halt
enough e bscS DOWN fresh hiI bra might 90
my year: Of irsessaot ana exciting eisatanic
dcate Of letters lie Of CHRIST, aaobgrZphy and
GLOW The hiOt,le led for yeociiies Win
M M ana .n1syn 10 have Kept m II active pastor
and phy.esl machinery But thai the way Of the
farewell nlustriou. brother departed Carry him
s%I For aI. Ins saoa smile NJ 'V or cS Dsn
1 10 whom e o .s oS, a. s e1, city Where
him now Mss near him roll
LON I'D Put I'M 10 und.r a..
early the sprlDg for lie must very tired HIS
right Closed there fo MN
10 his bps shut. fot tLeie encouraging
him his blow cool Tor his head stopped
aching now quiet, will again. 1
put upon grave ngle wreath. not single blossom
but pat oil plan and white scroll half
open uat you may rtad from both sides II am the
fecon and the lie he that beeyel IN Me- though he
dead. yet shall he i've"
DR. Behrends said he did not enjoy Ar BeeeheTs per-
Jnn and heard him preach but once
and added:
but though my knowledge Of him has Indirect
feTena believe that have clear dsrernen Of
befont qualities Of mind
nsncs - leader OF the people have recsnty
rapid aketch of his insters life himself
mer before an audience Of eierxymen IN London and
pewed the impression that Theological
which ragged around resuet In his own
spxscipatioD u would TOO say M 4. he naur
rated theological method thai he gave new linz
. pulpit discourse but he wa. The most
slowly steadily suppzntinx those Of the
les esatury Distinguish between theological method
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12

TIE PURCHASE OF NAVAL DESIGNS.
Mr. WHITNEY EXPLAINS THE ACTION OF HIS DE-
pAETyEST.

| Mn. WHITNEY EXPLAINS THE ACTION OF HIS DE-
PAETMESr.
wAsHiSGroS, March lL-Secretary Whitney to-day
furnished statement touching the method employed by
the Navy Department to procure plans for naval vessels
ana machinery Concerning the reported discharge OF tho
draug Terry. at tho Chatham dock yard England.
he says
TL. no truth in any statement which connects the Navy
ioI Dian, A6caG or s secret, Of toeirn soTstnmsHi.
~ business Of every Government . kho~ what Implements
ae.ntos lsd ths lDisrpaioo cas- SO easily obtained the
1 10 any q.e,Losa ois nstAol
Regarding the purchase by the Department OF designs
made by lief Constructor White, OF the English Ad-
mray. Secretary Whitney says Mr. white was not
Chief Constructor OF the Admiralty when he madoand
tho department, purchased the designs but was in tho
employ OF siI william Armstrong Co. The designs pur
and vessel lnown Us No. 81 The price was SIS 900
The Secretary ohara ;erze' a. ridiculous the lea that
tho epsrimepts advertisement soliciting the submission
OF designs lie regarded attempt to bride foreign
naSa! officers and on this point he says:
which pro,iiea hat aay OF the Hereby
Of he Ssvy shall oy proper public amt nee
Invite all and mechanics OF established reputation
boilers and ordnance contro ling regular establish
Na1r and sspessy ii aaTai CONSTRUCTION, seam ens.Ss
a. wTiltsn In The form In which IL had always
esn pni ot sne which III, aw indicated !, wa, published
ID" persons referred 10 by Tho law engineers
Of vesses steam engines boilers aud and had
whatever
have been. OF course absurd 10 publish thing
had been the intention.
DRAWINGS NOT SOLD TO THE UNITED States
LONDON March IL -Replying In the House OF Com
mons 10 question whether officials bound by oath
against breach OF trust Lord George Hamilton. First
Lord OF the Admiralty, said that the law DID
such offence but that tho Government plated
amendment In that respect AT present he said
ployes not bound by oath, and dismissal simply
voved loss OF pension lie declined To state what foreign
power nd received the information sold by Terry He
declared that tho press statements with reference to the
affair unwarrantel lie also stated that no charge
allegation had been mado by any Admiralty orioi.
against the American Legation London. directed
against American newspaper In connection with tho
recent scandal concerning the salo foreigners OF
ndentia Information by an employe at tho Chatham
Navy IBrd.
The IiegTdph asserts that the Admiralty has trust
worthy Information that tue Russian Government ro
ce,vei and now has drawings and connected With
British laval designs which were sold ny tho dranEnts
man Tory. who has Just been discharged from employ
ment at the navy yard Ut Chatham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
FURTHER EXPRESSIONS OF ESTEEM
The Prohibitlousts OF Brooklyn sent letter TO
Kcecher YesierdAY. hnXing:

The FFOllDtIOlsT5 OF BFOoAIJn sonl Ietier 10 Nh.
Bcecher yesterday. saying:
departing Ills lfs IN the fruitful iuness his daily indus,
ty ahi ~ ne III ~ nr-s OF efoundod ie no las left
!eli.Ld hin ~ Tho teA:ts o. millions uniadlup -
sraAdear grace az. humility intensely abnnIanf ii %
gIcat shadow u sorrow which Ia, fallen nv u" ~
city rests ala lands. 'i '''
This was signed By Philo W. sconed presid.n,. A p
Heath secretary; T.. j. Wheeler aud James Morton
4he Irving Hal Executive Committee a,t evening
passed resolutions the death OF Mr. Ileechcr a.
ccIey mourn. ~ $50
There Is In InanYs window portrait OF Mr. poechAr
whhh attracts attention by its realism and Ur-Iife ey
preston. lie portrait Is 40 by 80 inches half cnh
II recently finished from sittings by Mr Reccbep
The artist IS A. J. Conaut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
GOING TO THE BAY STATE CLUES

poi'p ~ Inc bAi STATE CluBS DINNER.
WAsuISGToS, March 1.-The O'clock east bound train
ove' the Pennsyvana Railroad oday had special car
attached In which were many OF the guests who will DO
present ut the annual dinner OF tho Bay State Club OF
Boston tomorrow. The party comprised speaker and
Mrs. Carlisle Representative and Mrs McAdoo Repre-
sentativcs Springer Matson and Wilson, General Rose
crans First Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson
Chief Clerk ioumans Representative and Mrs. Lowering
and Police Commissioners Cuyran, OF Boston Repr,.
sentauyes ticle and Maybury will JOIN the party In os-
Speaker Carlisle VIII be one OF the at The
dinner, and will also deliver address in New YORK
(ity on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12

BUTyALo. March ll.-whrat No l Hard steady nc
loo over Mar, 10000 bushi sold at go No har,
Northera Paene At DC oYer Winter Wheas lower sales
3 Mo- 2 Rcd e7n No. White Michigan $40.
asked Corn active but shade lower. No. +5e No
yellow s5o; No a. I1lAIc No. Yellow &59t6 &c.
oats dnl receipts gon. store holders refuse less than
81 lc for no White. 93ac. for No. White 32hc TOR
so. 2 Mixed 49,. Barley hominally unchanged. No. l
Canada 7S675c 30 Canada CSC No Extra $40.
No Hestcrn BOc. Rye steady Choice Western and
st~tost 50957 Flour arm bug not higher hseepts-
Wheat 80. bush Cora 500 bush oars lHo00 bush
Barley 49,. bush. shipruonts-Whsas $4,000 bush Corn
$4,000 bush. Ost, 10000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
eczema

rs ranked by most physicians among ncuraoo diseases
Such may DO the under ordinary teatmOnt but this
complaint yields to Ayers ssr,apara. when all
other remedies fail.
For three years my left hand covered with Salt
Rheum EcEema and for SIX monhs OF that time was
constantly compelled to wear glove had Salt Rheum In
It's worst FORM At times my hand was one huge blister full
watey substance and at other times the skin would peel
or leaving aesh exposed The itching and burning
and the pains. were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The preliminary statement o. the Washington Bureau OF
Statistics OF the ors OF mineral oils for February not
encouraging Tho volume Of business compared with
in 1896 shows decrease OF S546 500 gal
Ions exports smaller by $3.50 49,
average price gallon little under the Of
ago being sos last month and $50 cents
Juno 80 the exports show loss OF 81 2i9075 IN value al
though there OF 5l6lls9 gallons In tho
amount The nsures compare as follows:
February. 1886 1887. Changes
Gallons. 81 i3223J 29S35TB0 Dec Sjtj,529
value............. s32j9iel s24Oolsa Dec sS53,259
Esh, months ss 55Sss S Inc cAsnSHi
Value s55755ISi $JoG7So5s Dec. s2si3.o75
Tho crude certificate market yesterday sustained the
strength developed Thursday 1he covering Of shorts
ray tho bul, drove OF The bears These
influences at work In tbs absence Of important news
the OIL regions the prospect Of reduction IN storage
rates favorable OF pipe hne and ship
mentA Prices opened cent higher 63 cents aud ross 70
"a cents. trading In the late showing consider.
able animation The close was strong with carrying rates %
cents.
The range OF price, mo dealings at the Con
soiidatcd Exchange were as follows;
opsning. 63 Lowest............ e3is
Highest ................ - FnA.............., %
sales. barrels oSiO0o
Refined oil Is quot AMI unchanged g. per galon
but good business IS again developing IN case OIL.
utL CITY Psna March li.-Crlds III -NltioaN Transit
Certificates opened 6js tna closet at 65 highest pric
Ga; lowest o.. Sales $4,000 barrels carter. 636s7
barrels celrances. lsOL0pO Darres. shipments 500
barrels runs. J-.isl barrels
PIrTsBUEp Penn March ll-Crule Oh-Perol cum active
but firm. National Transit Certiacate, opened AZ So.
aud closed at OJ4. highest price, "a! lowest $50
BRADFORD Penn. March ll.-crulo On-Nlt.olI Trlunt
Certificates opened and closed $50 hghe, pr3s
"a lowest price 65s. cleAranccs. o5O.OOJ barrels
TrUsyLiz Penn March iiNaiion Transit Cert, fcatss
opened d3s and closed At 63'. highest pras "a low
est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
CHOLERA SPREADING IN CHILL

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Secretary or state IA in
formed that cholera has spread through parts OF the
ChiIan provinces OF Aconcagua and Valparaiso and IA
extending along the Valley OF Aconcagua toward the sea
At a station the railroad between Santiago and yalpa
raso thirtyve miles from the latter town about GOO
cases far been repOrte OF which about 300 have
proved fatal Stringent sanitary measures have boon
adopted by the authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday, March IL. 1897
Consul AT CoSsTASrEoPLE--D. Lynch Pringie, OF
South Carolina, las been transferred from the position OF
Consul aud Secretary OF Legation at Guatemala
to that of Consnl-General at Constantinople.
BRooKLYs Posr OFfIcE-Supervising Architect Bell
L. preparing plans for the post Office building Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
AUSTIN SENDS BRANDY TO mr. MARITIME

District Attorney MARITIME the recipient OF one OF the
gifts which the eccentric s. Austin distributes freely
bundle members Of his
family feared at first TO IL thinking that might contain
dynamite When opened the found 10 contain
bottle Of brandy with Mr.. Anstins compliments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12

PErERsBrIG, Va, March IL (speeiab. There WAS a
large congregation at the Jewish Synagogue touieht IN
hear the Rev r. NJ Myers deliver ser.nol ON the Istn
Of Henry ward BeecDer Sir. Myers who forncrly I,.d
IN New iOrk spoGe IN words OF high praise OF Ar H.o,or
ana characterized him as Americas most CITED nuin,t
Inr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
Terrible.

paid bills without number and bought medicine In
unlimited quantity but all failed until began to take
Ayers sarsaparia hadn't used two full bottles of this
medicine before noticed change took long after ali
my acon had disappeared was determined to
make radical 1t Ave years since was
cured and have had OF the trouble-o B. Pres
ton. Ames Plow Co.. Boston
Edwin H. Toombs. ogemaw Springs. Mich, wri,es' For
long time afflicted with salt. Rheum. and could find
nothing to rslieve friend recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
Rheumatism

Is the wide misery Few diseases cause "
much suffering and pretended remedies usually no more
effective than tho Chestnut in the pockst
In tho persistent OF Ayers sasapsrla however ne
sufferer fnds certain and permanent This medicine
being powerful Alternative Tonic and Blooapuriaer Is The
safest and most reliable that be found.
at cannot speak highly favor of Ayers sarsaparnA
as blood purifier and Alternative medicine. have beena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12

An ICEHOUsE DEMOLISHED BY SNOW
sAco. Me, March H. Marion purgins Toulouse which
was rrceDtly sold Ia clark Il Chaplin Praud ir asr
night irn The weight OF snow tho
Tho building cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

kPlKllS VI ~ hi fN TIVE.
CHARLR-roy. March ll-Turpentne firm at $50
SAVANNAH. March IL --rurpsntine irnn At IS &C.
WILMINGTON, March ll.-IuT yentino irm at 80 nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
Great Sufferer

from rheumatism derived much beneat rom ~
use Of bottles Of Ayers sarsapara that Am siaa
make my testimony public in favor Of I'll c. MunsN
Cashier Harper Exchange Bank Harper Kans
Ayers sarsaparlla has cured me Of Inanmatory hhe"
tism with which suffered for years"-w H. Moore ''s'
ham, Iowa
Edward NJ Proves. % Union ST. Hoiyoke Mass wr'ss'
For more than year suffered acutey from Rhsumsus1
and Neuralgia Doctors Afforded littls any. rs'eA
ono day read Of case similar to MIND. that was eufss
BY Ayers sAr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-09
Barton 4 Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Rogidonco Lots In Rnyburn avo-
nuo subdivision, only . blocks
from strCetrallrond; viii sell on
neutrality-suspicious., houses built
a. dosirod.
10 Aorua near Elmwood Cemetery;
splendid property for subdlvi-
Glon sold at n bargain.
o Twenty Aero TrnctH, two miloa
nom city, on Poplar street, near
East End Dummy limo; oxcol-
Northumberland sold on onBy
forms, nt very low prices
2 Now Residences, lotg 100000,
on Dummy rnilroad and Korr
avenue. on boulevard 100 feet
wide; win coll FOR small cash
payment, balance monthly I.
houses have eight rooms each.
800 Lots on Korr avonuo and Boulo-
ward dummy limo runs through
the addition; twonty minutes
from buainosB, uniform price,
elo0 front foot FIRST purchasers
have lrBt choice Of whole add.
ton; cold on easy payments.
nothing about Memphis moro
attractive or beautifully nlt-
uHtod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-09

New York, Dec. S.-Herr Johann Most,
the anarchist, who was convicted OF mis-
demeanor, was arraigned in the general
sessions court today His counsel, Mr..
Howe, argued in his behalf for new trial.
lie contended that, Most had not been
convicted on any fair evidence but that
an unfair prejudice had been instilled
into the case. The jury convicted him
because OF sentiments published in Most's
book three years ago. Counsel argued on
behalf of liberty of speech.
Judge Cowing said he would deny the
motion, but that he would grant GER
titcate 20 the supreme court, general term,
when the whole case might he heard.
When the clerk OF the court asked Most
what he had TO say why sentence should
not be pronounced on him. Most, in n
very dramatic manner, said: "Your
honor, from legal point Of view it may
appear very difficult TO stay sentence
when the jury has rendered its verdict
But there arg certain occasions when the
court should and must rise superior TO
jury finding. No Independent judge
will, Tor instance, pronounce capital pun
lshment upon man of whose innocence
he is morally convinced, no matter what
verdict tho jury has entered. In the pres
ent case the issue is surely not one Of life
or death to my person, but the issue is a
far broader and deeper one. Therefore,
with all respect TO your honor, con-
slider it my duty to reply TO your
question, why sentence should not be
pronounced upon Johann Most, )" 10 state
that II is in your province today TO decide
whether free speech and lawful assem-
blages should be destroyed in this coun-
try. The sentence which your honor is
nbout 10 pronounce will be cngraitcd upon
the history Of the United States. Punish
ment inflicted upon an innocent man and
brought about by prejudice and perjury is
rather an honor than shame TO the
suiiercr-onc who suffers for his opinions
sake. again protest my innocence OF
guilt OF the offcnsc for which | stand con-
yicted, and appeal to your honor to make
use OF such discretion us lies within your
power"
Judge Cowing's only reply was: ''The
Sentence OF the court is that YOU be con-
fined in the penitentiary for period Of
one year without fine" Then Most was
taken back TO the Tombs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-09
"BIood VIII TELL

Yes the old adaec Is right, but II the liver
Is disorlered and the blood become, thereby
corrupted, the bad blood will tell" in dis
eases OF the skin aud throat In tumors and
ulcers, and in tuberclcs in the lungs first
Stages OF consumption) even although the
subject BE descended in straight line from
Richard CWur de Lion, or the noblest Roman
Of them all For setting the liver in order
no other medicine in the world EQUALS DIR.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery" Try
IT, and your blood will tell the story Of
It's wonderful efficacy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-09

7. !. y. G. Is not a curc-all, but n quarter
OF century OF constant usc has demon
tiraiod beyond question that Tanners In.
fallihlc Neuralgia Cure Is the only known
infallibic cure for all kinds OF neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by lancum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2sJ
Main street.